Jammu: Terrorist Melobdsbed Granades at the Residence of President BJP Mandal (Rajouri Urban) Jasbir Singh in J & K Rajouri Regency on Thursday night, killed his two-year-old nephew and injured BJP members and six family members, two of them.
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The dead child was identified as Veer Singh, son of Balbir Singh.
In accordance with the local police, terrorists attacked the BJP member’s house at around 9:30 a.m.
At the time of the attack, the family sat on the terrace.
Jasbir (36), his brother Balbir (42), his parents Romesh Chander (65) and Sia Devi (60), and his nephew Arjun and Karam, both of them were 12 years old, hospitalized after the attack.
While Jasbir underwent surgery on Friday, his five-month-old son was referred to the Government Medical College and Hospital, Jammu, for special care.
The attack on the BJP leader came a few days after Ghulam BJP Rasool Dar and his wife was shot dead at Anantnag on Monday.
Rajouri observed the daylong shutdown against a grenade attack in response to the call given by Sanatan Dharam Sabha, Rajouri, local chapters of Bajrang Dal and VHP, and local trade associations.
Dig (Rajouri-Poonch Range) Vivek Gupta goes to the attack site and leads the probe.
The search team has recovered a grenade and security personnel lever has searched and around Rajouri, but there has been no arrest made.
The police were afraid that terrorists flew after throwing grenades.
Liutenant Governor Jammu & Kashmir Manoj Sinha extended his condolences to Jasbir and his family and said “The perpetrators will be taken to court immediately”.
Meanwhile, protests broke out in government medical colleges and hospitals in Rajouri on Thursday due to lack of facilities.
Family members and locals Jasbir also shouted slogans against administration because they did not provide Jasbir with security protection.
The protesters accused only one doctor available at the hospital.
The attack was surprisingly to the city because Rajouri was almost free of militancy since 2005-06.
However, security institutions have efforts highlighted in the past to revive the rebellion in the twin border district of Rajouri and Poonch.
Doda district, Kishtwar and Sway from Jammu also face a similar problem.